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WingedMessenger (Boy@FlyingHigh.com) 2008/04/23 23:22

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"::darkshadows::" <blood@thirsty.net> wrote in
news:k7nu049a8e4tn0vo9n627sh6h9o3unalc6@4ax.com:

>
> British Slang
>
>
>
>
> A row               A fight
> A rum go          A bad experience
> Abdabs               Terror, the frights, nerves
> Abroad               Overseas
> Absobloodylutely     Absolutely
> Abysinnia!          I'll be seeing you!"
> Ackers               Money
> Anchors               Brakes
> Ankle biters          Babies
> Anorak               Parka
> Arrows               Darts
> Articulated lorry          Semi truck with more than one trailer
> Axe               A guitar
>
>
> B
> Backhander          A bribe
> Ballistic               Mad with rage
> Banged up          Put in prison
> Bangers               Sausage
> Barmy, balmy          Mad or crazy
> Bathing costume          Swimsuit
> Baton               Sandwich on a long roll A BATON IS THE ROLL BEFORE
BEING OPENED AND FILLED
> Bedfordshire          Bed or bedtime
> Belt up               Shut up
> Bender               Drinking spree
> Biff               To hit
> Bikkies (short for biscuit)     Cookies
> Billy no mates          A person who appears to have no friends
> Bin               Trash can
> Bird                Girl
> Biro               Ballpoint pen
> Biscuit               Cookie
> Blag               To lie or use clever talk
> Bleeder               An objectionable person
> Blighter               An insignificant or objectionable
> person
> Bloke               Guy
> Bob               To visit briefly
> Bobbie               Policeman
> Bobs               Shillings
> Bonnet                Hood of car
> Boot               Trunk
> Braces               Suspenders
> Brilliant               Great, terrific
> Brolly                Umbrella
> Bugger!               An expression of surprise or anger
> Bum               Rear end, derriere
> Bumbag               Fanny pack
> Bung               Throw out
> Bussing               Kissing
> Butty               Sandwich
>
>
> C
> Cabbie               Taxi driver
> Camp bed          Cot
> Candy floss          Cotton candy
> Car park          Parking lot
> Cardy               Cardigan
> Cheeky               Flippant
> Cheers                Thanks
> Chemist               Pharmacy or drugstore
> Chippy/Chippie          Fish and chip shop
> Chips               French Fries
> Choc ice          Chocolate covered ice cream
> Choc-a-block, chockers     Full to overflowing
> Chuffed               Very happy, delighted
> Ciggie                A cigarette
> Clingfilm               Saran wrap
> Coach               Bus
> Codger               An eccentric old man
> Cooker               Stove, oven
> Copper               Policeman
> Cor Blimey!          An exclamation of surprise or anger
> Crisps               potato chips
> Cupa               Cup of tea
>
>
>
> D
> Daft                Foolish or stupid
> Dead clever          Smart
> Dipstick               Idiot
> Dishy               Attractive or good looking
> Do a runner          Leave a crime scene immediately, leave an area
> quickly.
> Don't get your knickers in a twist          Don't get upset
> Doss               Sleep
> Dozey mare          Female fool
> Dual carriageway     Divided highway
> Dummy               Pacifier
> Dustbin               Trash can
> Duvet               Comforter
>


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